In the south of the beautiful Abruzzo region, the city of Vasto stands out as a gem of Italian tourism. Every year, its golden beaches and history-filled streets attract over 320,000 visitors.
Located near the Belvedere San Michele, close to the historic centre, the hotel is 3 km from the beaches and some rooms offer a splendid view of the Gulf of Vasto and all its wonders.
The call of nature
Nature takes centre stage here, with the Punta Aderci Nature Reserve stretching out like a green paradise. This protected area, established in 1998, is a microcosm of biodiversity. Walking along its trails, you pass through lush vineyards and reach beaches where time seems to have stood still.
Punta Penna Beach, accessible via a convenient wooden staircase, enchants visitors with its sandy shores reminiscent of those of Formentera. The Tremiti Islands, visible on the horizon, offer another glimpse of the natural beauty of this region.
This small archipelago, known for its clear waters, is a paradise for divers and sea lovers. With regular ferries departing from the nearby towns of San Salvo and Termoli, the islands are easily accessible and offer an unforgettable experience surrounded by unspoilt nature.
To admire the coastline and the sea, Vasto is also an arrival point (or, if you prefer, a starting point) for anyone wishing to travel along the Via Verde of the Costa dei Trabocchi.
A 42 km route with a cycle and pedestrian path already largely completed, allowing visitors to enjoy the wonders of this area. For anyone wishing to experience it, Hoteldei7 can be a convenient starting point.
Between history and culture
Vasto, città di grazia
– Gabriele D’Annunzio
But Vasto is not only about nature; it is also a journey through centuries of history. Just a few minutes’ walk from Hoteldei7, you can reach the town centre, where Castello Caldoresco stands as a living example of Vasto’s medieval past.
Once used as a courthouse and prison, today the castle stands as a silent witness to bygone eras, preserving its ancient charm.
Along the streets of the historic centre, you can admire noble palaces, ancient churches and squares that form the natural backdrop to everyday life in Vasto.
Walking through the narrow Roman-style streets of Vasto’s well-preserved historic centre, you come across Piazza Rossetti.
This square, with its large pale stones paving the ground, is a vibrant heart of the city, a crossroads of paths, stories and cultures.
At its centre stands the statue dedicated to Gabriele Rossetti, an illustrious Italian poet, literary critic and patriot, and a proud son of Vasto.
His statue is not only a tribute to a great man of letters, but also a symbol of the city’s cultural heritage and pride. It is a place where history, art and breathtaking views of the sea come together, offering visitors an unforgettable experience.
Blue flags and commitment to the environment
Vasto stands out not only for its rich history and cultural charm, but also for its commitment to the environment and the quality of its beaches. The city has recently been awarded the Blue Flag once again, a symbol of excellence and commitment to environmental protection.
This prestigious recognition reflects the cleanliness of the water, the sustainable management of the coastline and the high standard of the services provided. The Blue Flag is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the Vasto community in keeping its beaches welcoming, safe and clean, thus ensuring a high-quality seaside experience for residents and tourists.
An invitation
There is much more to discover in Vasto, and nothing can convey it better than experiencing it in person. We look forward to welcoming you at Hoteldei7.
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